Sentence examples for results means from inspiring English sources
Paying such close attention to end results means we are acutely aware of obstacles, and we can correct things quickly if needed.
Not publishing negative results means that generations of researchers can waste time and money repeating the same studies and finding the same unpublishable results.
But the measure of schools today is exam results, so the pressure on teachers to produce those results means other things get lost.
Based on both experimental and numerical results, means to enhance energy harvester's static and dynamic performance are proposed and validated.
And he notes that the obsession with short-term results means that for years, it has been no fun being boss of a British public company.
Gov. George W. Bush is 366 votes behind Vice President Al Gore statewide, and last week's certification of the election results means that New Mexico's five electoral votes go to Mr. Gore.
Andy Brown at Panmure Gordon said A low bid from Interserve, post due diligence, and weak first half results means it will be very difficult for the Mouchel share price to advance in the near term in our view.
Cuts to local services mean that experienced educators are losing their jobs or having their outreach time cut, and the increasing reliance on payment by results means there's little incentive to go into schools.
Results (mean +/- SEM) were: [table in text].
What do you think the results mean for Labour?
